Osa Atoe, a 38-year-old woman from Virginia now living in Louisiana, found a new way to spend her time and express herself here in Baton Rouge: by using pottery.
In 2013, Atoe took up pottery as a new...
BREC’s Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center kicks off its 20th anniversary celebration with the fiber art show “Swamp 20,” which they hope continues their goal of connecting the community to...
Museum Hack Day, an event that invited the community to participate in an important conversation about art, asked participants to jot down their ideas of the permanent art collection, “Art in Louisiana,”...
Baton Rouge Gallery opened Surreal Salon 9, an annual art exhibition highlighting the pop-surrealist/lowbrow movement in American Contemporary art, on Jan. 4. The exhibit will be on display until Jan....
University information systems and decision sciences student and artist David Losavio, also known as DLo, was born and raised in Baton Rouge.
Losavio comes from a family of eight siblings and has been...
Reaching new heights, McNeese State University professor Gerry Wubben will display his work in a Louisiana Art & Science Museum exhibit set to open Dec. 3.
The exhibit, Passages of Time, will feature...
Do trees and astronomic phenomena relate?
Research says they do. As does photographer Beth Moon, who cleverly displays the juxtaposition of the Baobab and Quiver trees against the Milky Way in a Louisiana...
Patrick Harrington was tired of attending the same events in Baton Rouge when he became an event coordinator in January 2013.
As event coordinator for the live music and art showcase, “The Bando,”...
Along New Orleans’ Magazine Street, Amy Radle walked into a new business venture, bringing various artists and vendors under one roof, many of them artistic refugees affected by the great 2016 Baton...
In August 1955, white supremacists murdered 14-year-old Emmett Till. His grieving mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, distributed the photo of his mutilated corpse to the media, believing that if Americans could...
While most college students experience stress, many do not have a healthy outlet to channel their anxiety. Manship graduate student Stazhia Pleasant, however, paints through her pain.
Pleasant began painting...
University students use their ceramics skills to make hand made pottery pieces to raise funds for the art program as part of The Ceramic Artist Student Association’s bi-annual Ceramic Art and Pottery...
